Devotions

In moments of chaos, even Jesus withdrew to pray. As a new father, I discovered my son didn’t always need fixing—he needed help finding his center. Like him, we too need to return to the Father’s presence, where rest, peace, and calm can be found.

Hiking to Strawberry Lake reminded me of Ecclesiastes 4:9: “Two are better than one.” Life is sweeter, lighter, and richer when shared. Whether through marriage, friendship, or community, God’s design is companionship. Even small moments—like picking huckleberries—become grace-filled memories when lived together.

God’s provision often comes in unexpected ways—a quail on our bed, a trout at our feet, a raven in a coop. Each encounter whispered the same truth: “I see you. I will provide.” In weakness and uncertainty, His peace reminded us that He is always enough.

Thousands line up daily for something as fleeting as a chicken sandwich—yet how many of us hunger for what truly satisfies? In this honest and heartfelt devotion, Brooke reflects on a surprising moment at Chick-fil-A that pointed her back to a deeper spiritual truth: only Jesus can fill the emptiness in our souls. Don’t leave this life empty-handed. Taste and see that the Lord is good.

God delights in those who trust His unfailing love—even when surrender feels like loss. Letting go of our children isn't easy, but His presence meets us in the release. He is faithful, even when we’re afraid. He carries what we can’t hold. And in that, He delights in us.

Returning to the Psalms has opened my eyes to the beauty of God’s law, not as a list of rules, but as a loving guide to a full and joyful life. What once felt restrictive now feels like an invitation into freedom, rest, and wholeness. Following Jesus isn’t about earning rewards; it’s about learning to live well.

Are you struggling with your prayer life? Read this devotion to encourage you in your prayer journey.

A funny devotion about finding hope in unexpected places.

There is a difference between the elated feeling of joy and the lasting contentment of joy that comes from having hope in God.

Monday Rejoice in hope, be patient in tribulation, be constant in prayer. (Romans 12:12) The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines hope as...